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    Maritza Torres

    Assistant Director LEAD Scholars Academy at University of Central Florida

    Maritza Torres brings a wealth of experience in student affairs and leadership development. She currently serves as the Assistant Director of the LEAD Scholars Academy at the University of Central Florida, where she helps students enhance their leadership skills. Maritza has held various roles in different universities, including being a Teaching Assistant at Florida State University, an Assistant Director of Student Activities and Student Organizations at the University of Miami, and a Program Advisor at the Illini Union Board at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her career also includes experience as a Payroll Coordinator for the Put Illinois to Work Program at Heartland Alliance and internships at the University of Florida and DePaul University.

    Maritza's background in student affairs, leadership development, program advising, payroll coordination, and higher education administration demonstrates her diversified skill set. She has a strong foundation in career and leadership programs, having served as a Graduate Assistant in Career and Leadership Programs at the Warrington College of Business Administration at the University of Florida. Maritza's experience extends to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at DePaul University, where she interned and gained valuable insights into student life and organizational management. Additionally, her role as a Graduate Hall Director at the University of Florida showcases her proficiency in residence life and student housing.

    Maritza Torres's professional journey illustrates her commitment to student success and development. Her roles across various universities have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of student affairs, leadership initiatives, and program management. Maritza's current position at the University of Central Florida highlights her dedication to fostering leadership skills among students and creating a supportive academic environment.